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SLOW BUT STEADY.
Mr.. ManninE's Gradual Sinking Broth.
or Surprised. g#

Mr.. ManninE's Gradual sinking-uis Broth.
or Surprised. g#
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 23.-At noon 1t was
believed that Mr.. Manning would survive
the day, He had brlghted up little and
retained bis conariousness; slow but
steady weakening Of the eystem was no.
ticed, the pulse becoming intermittent,
and the eight failing. Hs was still taking
a little Htimulant at intervals. The family
were prepared for tho approaching end.
E1.Mayor John B. Manning, Of Bui.
ialo, brother Of the dying man,
was at the house yesterday. Mr.. Man.
ming looked up as bis brothers entered
the room recognized him and warmly
greeted him. John 3. Manning was sur
prised to hear that bis brothers. condition
was 80 Herious, having aeen him In New
York fortnight ago, eDjoyinggood health.
The tenacity Of lie shown BY Mr.. Man.
ming did not surprise his brother. alt is
family Inheritance" he said, sour
mother lived two days longer than the
doctor believed that she could possibly
survive" gga
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Condensed TELHGRAMs.


D. = q
Items Of Late News raken Hot From tho
Wires. ,t-. Ia
No definite action was taken at yester.
days meeting Of Connellsville coke pro.
ducers to organize new,syndicate.
The Reading railroad coal handlers have
refused to load Lehigh coal oompany'e
vessel at Elizsbethport docks, A general
"tie.up" is the talk. ii;; 80.
The dispatches sent out from Wichita.
about the suffering and death in Western
Kansas are false, according to the best eyi.
dence that can be procured. b
Tho New York grand Jury Yesterday
conaidefed the charges against Henry S,
Ives and Chas. a. staynor, without, how.
eyer, coming to any conclusion, q M
y A passenger train was wrecked yester.
day on the Wisconsin Central road. Two
peraons were killed and tw .nty injured.
Tho train was thrown from the track by a
broken rail. CHS, - =
The business failures during the last
seven days number for the United States
25l, and for Canada 20, total 200, com.
pared with 2S0 last week, and 26s for the
corresponding week last year. f5
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NINA VAN ZANDT,
Her Plot to Blow Up tho Chicago Jail with
OYnp: p:nite. 49, -

Her Plot to Blow Up tho Chicago jail with
Dynamite.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-"I am sorry now
that l did not 10 as intended and blow
up the jail" This modest assertion was
made by Miss Nina Van Zandt. She has
locked up in hcr hearts deep recesses,
carefully calculated plots Of a most start
ling character. It is still mystery ek.
sc!ly how Miss Van Zandt had planned
tho relesae Of August Spies by the dynn-
mito route. The Daact truth will prob
ably remain a mystery until Miss Van
Zandt, who is now a great letter writer,
makes public exposition Of the scheme.
"The murder OF Parsons was the m1st
dabolical Of all,"" she added. "Think Of
1t. man believing himself innocent. gives
himself up to the authorities and is mur.
dered then. Parsons should have been
saved and could have been II his case had
been properly msnsged. It was different
with my husband. Nothing could have
saved him but one thing, and was q fool
not 10 do as I intended and should hsye
done; that was to blow up the Jail. "Hush
what are you talking abous1"' said Mrs.
Van Zan6t who was present. "Mothor
you talk like jabbering idiot" said Nina
at which the mother subsidized. Z. q
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Caught "snllis" Shayiu]

GRAND RAPIDS, M1oH., Dec. 23.-Fred
Warder came here from Grand haven,
without money, but determined to make
an honest living. He had donned female
attire before striking the city, and through
an employment sgency secured work as q
nnrse girl in one Of the most aristocratic
families in the West Side. This was two
weeks ago. The other servants in the
family did not take kindly to "sallie Viii.
son." as Warder called himself, and kept
q close watch. They discovered him shay.
Ing himself yesterday morning, AID the
fact was reported to the lsdy OF tho house,
"sallie" was hauled up, confessed his sex
and ls now in jail awaiting examination
for the trickery. = ~ u
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Wcst Virginia Pensioners,

Aoec1a! Nqo&eh 10 the Intelligeneer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 23.-The fol-.
lowing West Virsinians have been grant
ed Pensions: Sara, mother OF William
Meyers, Parkeraburg; William Barker,
New Milton; Alfred Woodruff, jackson
Court House; Jacob Il. Tool, Dickson, in.
crease; John ]. Daley, Milton, reissue
and increase; Christopher @. Lee, Terra
Alta, reissue; Nancy, mother Of Benjamin
6marr. Normantown; Daniel Harman,
Ohapmansville, Mexican war; Hamilton
8: knight, Alpha; Isaac B. Cox, Grants
vile; Samuel Zimmerly, Lssteryille; !;
Nancy s. Fletcher, former widow Of Lewis
L. q. Underwood. Middlebourne; Eliza.
beth, mother Of George W. Blackburn,
Antioch; Mary NJ, widow Of Isaiah D..
Ayers, Carlo; Nimrod N. Hoffman, Nor
gantown, Mexican war; George H.Waller,
Tyrconnell Mines; James W. Ward, Guy
andotte; James M. Payne, Olsy Court
House; James R. Moses, St. Albans.
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IT seems that Mr.. Henry Seymour, Of
the London Anarchist, doesn't like the
way We do things in his country. Well,
we are not reaching out with tongs to get
hold of him and drag him here. In the
awakened state OF common sense in which
the American people now find them
Belven, It may be healthier for Mr. sey-
mour and his red.mouthed coadjutorB to
remain on the other side OF the pond.
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SPARKS INDICATED.
A Momorlnl TINT Is Expected to Crento o
Sensation In Washington.


Sensation In Washington. :.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2S.-The county.
supervisors OF St.. Oroi1 county have for
warded to Washington memorial that
will create q eensation. The paper con.
tsins numbsr Of startling charges, start.
ing with the assertion that the decision Of
Secretary Lamar, overruling the action Of
Commissioner Sparks in relation to Wis
cousin land grants, will result in giving to
the .ailroads several hrndreds Of thous.
snds Of acres which was never promised
them by Congress, but were secured by
different Governor0 Of Wisconsin.
The memorial oloeea with the renarka.
bio abatement: ut seems to us that since
the foundation OF tho government there
has rot been more unjustifable and un-
lawful acquisition of land than the one
which has been recently engineered by
the Wiecenpin Central through the Gem
eral Land Office in Washington" ."
The document Is the work OF men cog
nizant Of the facts. They are nelghbors
Of Senator spooner, to whom the memoir
ial is edilresaed. - - - =
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happy.

TuE First Regiment West Virginia
Volunteers will be welcome in Wheeling,
and We shall be glad to contribute to the
pleasure Of the encampment. One OF these
days va may have at least one company
in Wheeling. The State can do much to
loster the military spirit among Its young
men, and thu State should do 1t.
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AWFUL ACCUSATION,
A Murderer Charges His Mother VII
InltigatipH the Crime, ~

A Murderer Charges His Mother With
mitigating the Crime. - *.
MrNNEAroLIs, Dec. 23.-In the trial Of
the Barrett brothers yesterday for the
murder Of car driver Tofelson, Henry
Barrett made full confession Of the crime
on the witness stand, fixing the guilt upon
his brothers and charging his mother
with having instigated 1t.
The murder was deliberately planned
and was solely for money. In closing his
testimony young Barrett eaid: "My
mother is to blame for this whole bad
business. She educated Us boys up in
crooked ways aud is worth Thousands OF
dollars, all of which is the fruit Of her
crimes and her children'e. ~
Aa her son told the story great drops OF
psrsplration stood out like beads upon
Mrs. Barrett's face, and she cringed and
covered as the awful words were uttered.
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IRoNroN, O., Dec. e3.-Poarson Mccoy
waa to-day found guilty Of murder In the
second degree, for the killing Of Dr. VIM.
T, Northup at &Havervill, Last April. He
and his father killed Northup In q fight
growing out OF q prohibition quarrel.
Northup being q Prohibitionist and the
McOoys ualoonkeepe1a. ALI Mccoy, the
father, Is now serving life sentence. The
son will get the same, i.jj;;23i
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National Opera Company In Trouble.

National Opera Company In Trouble.
A1NNEApoLIs, MINI, Dec, 2S.-The boz
Office receipts Of the National Opera Com.
pany uere attached here last night during
the performance OF "Nero" by the Sheriff
at the instance OF New York creditors.
Though the receipts Of the St. Paul en-
gagement amounted to several Thousand
dollars, the management claims to have
lost $500 In that city. F5'.
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Florence Bindley.

At the Grand lsst night another good
audience was highly entertained by Miss
in Rags" Miss Bindley's singing was re-.
peatedly encored, and her Bkillful and
melodious playing on the zylophone,
musical tumblers and other instruments
entranced the audience. This afternoon
at the matinee the laughable comedy
Excitement" will be given again, with q
wealth Of pleasing specialties, and the en-
gagement will conclude this evening.
The company is capable. and no more
pleasing little soubrstts than Mias Bind
ley ever visits Wheeling. 5t
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A WARRINGTON dispatch in the Pitts.
burgh Commercial Gazette says that sena.
tor Sherman recognizss the demand Of the
Republican party for Mr.. Blaine and has
already pulled out Of the lista. This may
OF may not bs true. By the time the Con.
vention meets ono name will be sounded
with 20 much volume that no other will
ba heard, II|&.
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STATE MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL

STATE MATTERs AT THE CAPITAL.
Hogg's nllls-The President Receives Fa.
Ih mous West Virginia Trapper.
Special Dipateh to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 23.-Repre.
sentative Hogg has introduced sixty.three
bills, all private and personal thus far.
Stone, Of Kentucky, leads him by ten.
Col. Isaac Parsons and Col. David Fox,
OF Hampshire county, called on the Presi-
dent this morning in company with Com
missioner Miller. They had pleasant
little chat. It was at Col. Parson's noun.
tain home, near Romney, that President
Cleveland and Commissioner Miller were
entertained while on the deer hunt in
Hampshire county, q little moro than q
year ago.
George W. Seaton has been commission.
ed Postmaster at Calls; Anderson Z. Mil.
ler, at Halidon; Theobald E. A. Renner,
at Pliny, and John W, De!amore, Jr., at
RuBhville, ". Va.
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ACTOR BARRrMoRE displayed unsuspec

ACroR BARRYMORE displayed unsuspec!-
ed shoulder.hitting qualities, but, the in.
jured womnn's husband being present,
what had MI. Barrymore to do with the
iracas? From the accounts 1t is quite
probable that the woman was mistaken OF
desired to figure as the rescued heorine in
sensational melo drama. The ogling OF
women is only too common everywhere,
and II the battered New York broker were
guilty beyond question, we phould all be
Vlsd to Join In chorus OF hurrahs.
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Ip1ured By . Lamp Explos,on.

SHARON, Pa, Dec. GA horrible acci-
dent happened to the family Of William
Eskin, Of Brookfeld, O., last night about
$3.50 o'clock. NJ. EAkin, his wife and
two children, we're sitting by center ia.
BILE when q hanging lamp isll down be.
tween them. Mr.. Eskin and his wife
we're both badly burned about the anna
and face, and both children were severely
burned. One child died within six hours
after the accident occurred. Il
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Mr.. MANN1No,s CONDITION.
He shows Wonderful vitality, Though no
May Die without Warning.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 23.-Mr. Manning's
condition shows no change tonight ex.
ceps that he Is somewhat weaker. His
vitality Is remarkable. He may survive
several days, but It would not surprise
those who have watched the case II he
should ais without warning.
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Ghe Attellilq)lt:ttr1er':, Il
once, Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth strsst.
Ouu British friends get the Presidents
message for Christmaa gift, and they arc
uhsppy as a boy with q tin monkey.
DOES Congressman HoRK want all the
psrslmmons? As an int.oducer Of bills be
il almost a phenomenon. Many bills are
thorn 10 blush unseen" .I'a{tWl't

We must include the bridge ordinance
In our Christmas gifts. On later occa.
sion we shRll include the bridge. II will
require big stocking 10 hold 1t, but have
The RESOURCES Of Wheeling eyer been
drawn OH in vain2 =,is
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A Week Without Food.

BALTIMORE, Dec. ga boy named
Charles Weiner was found this morning in
a box car st Camden station, in weak and
exhausted condition. When he had re-
covered sufficient strength to enable him
to speak, he told the officers that ho got
In the car at Harper'a Ferry on last Fri
day, since which time he has been with.
out food or drink and suffered much from
the cold. The boy said that he belonged
In Philadelphia and he was taken to the
Philadelphia depot this afternoon, end
aant hnma -. ~ Vs. - -. ~ -
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For co,amsr cial Union,

TORONTO, Dec. Is Tho Dominion
Grange has unanimously adopted the fol-
loving clause in the report Of the Com
nlttee on Liquidation:
"Thst in the opinion Of this grange the
removal Of sll restrictive and protective
regulations between Canada / and the
United States would be for the public
good and in the best interests Of the peo.
pie, and this grange request It's members
to use their influence to the support Of the
measure on a lair ban!s for full inter-
changes Of commodities between tho two
Countriea.n 49,. !. Z .1i.ali sa.. E.sH. y
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" the youngsters will amuse them.
selves by counting backwards to this time
las. year, Christmas won't seem so long
coming. 1t certainly will do no harm 10
Try 80 innocent q remedy for soothing
overweight. nerves. iill " 8 H, l
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JOHN L. WANTS TO FIGHT,
Tho Conditions Upon Which He VIII Enter
~ Hs.L ----- AYninAt Kilrnin - Ls.-..lL-.-

Tho Conditions Upon Which He Will Enter
- ~ ls Againat Kilrain. 'HS'r'i5
LoSpoS, Dec. 2s.-Tne Sportsman pub.
fishes q card from John L. Sullivan to.
day in which Sullivan wishes to ASCERTAIN
II the offer Of Richard K. Fox to match
Jake Kllrain to fight him (sullivan) is
genuine, and expresses desire to fight
Kilrain. t.s5sy. & =. .t.- -
Sullivan makes the proposition that
they fight next April, on the condition
that Fox bets 10000 to 1000 either dollars
or pounds. He claims the difference is
only fair remuneration for the use OF his
name, as he alleges the whole thing is an
advertising dodge. 4 $3.50 3, :, : ,sIS-
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A Veteran Oa,ce.holdsr Bounsed.

: WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 23,-secretary
Whitney hes informed Mr.. W. q. Smith,
Chief Clerk of tho Bureau OF Steam Engi.
neering, that his services as Chief Clerk
will not be needed after January /. Mr..
Smith has been in the Navy Department
for twenty Yeara. L.IIl -. Et..--...-
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TRADE REVIEW.

Active Business Throughout tho Country
Noted by Dun l. 90.
NEW YoRk, Dec. 2S.-R. G. Dun & Co.,
in their weekly review Of trade, say:
Business throughout the country is
active for the aeason, and though collec-
tiona at some points are slow and credits
are strained, the reports are generally
fairly satisfactory. But uncertainty and
hesitation affect important branches Of
production, and the industrial outlook
does not improve.
The iron trade is unsettled with Gales Of
several thousand tons Of Birmingham pig
here, while ut Philadelphia offers 81 be.
low the market are noted. Sales Of forty
thousands tons OF steel rails have been
made during the week, and generally at
terms netting between $3l and $32, Bar
iron is weaker and the tendency to shrink
age in demand appears not only in crude.
but in many manufactured forms OF iron
md steel.
Wool is no. active, and prices range 10
to l5 per cent below those of NAV last
notwithstanding the decrease in imports
and in home production, which shows g
curtailment OF the manufacture. Cottous
are firm at recent advances and in good
demand for the eeason.
The boot and shoe businees is doing
well. aud 1t is noted that purchasers are
already hurrying up their orders, while
the leather trade improves slightly, if at
at all.
The Lehigh coal strike continues, and
the consequent financial strain in aome
quarterB severe.
The trade in holiday goods is both large
and unusually early.
Notwithstanding the expected Reading
strike, stocks have averaged fraction
higher than week ago, but the market
has been exceedingly dull. Wheat has
risen II cents, oil 81 cents, coffee a quar-
ter with better distribution, and hogs half
AGENT, and pork 25 cents per barrel. Tin
has been lifted one cent and copper is un.
changed. The sugar market shows no
change, though the Louisiana crop is re-
ported fully 100000 hogahsads larger than
Last years.
It is an encouraging fact that singularly
little disturbance has yet appeared in
regions whero real estate speculation was
active, and payments Of intereat on mort
cages do not yet aeem unusually delayed.
even when crops have been short. ,
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LArgar sdvices from Santa Claus report
tho old gentleman about ready to start
with an unheard OF load Of pretty things
for good little boys and girls. His smile is
said to be hall a mile wide this year, go
sure is he Of making his young friends
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THE FIRST REGIMENT,
WHIST VA. VOLUNTEER MILITIA
Organised at orafton-Elght Companies are
Represented, aud Rogimeutal ON.
GERS Eisetod-Wnl Probably Camp
lF at Wheeling Next Summer,
Asesa, Dispa.eh 10 tM lnte,.iono,,

hpsetal Dapateh 10 nv Inteuipenoer. "5I
GaAI1oS, W. Va, Dec. 23.-pursuant
to call OF the Major Of the battalion, q
meeting was held here to-day to effect
the organisation Of the First Regiment,
West Virginia Volunteer Militia. Twen.
ty.slx commissioned officers were present,
representing eight companies, and at one
o'clock they met in the Central Hotel and
proceeded to business by elecling as
Chairman Captain W. B. Sine, Of the
Camden Guards, and as Secretary, Lieu.
tenant Brown, Of the Gilmsr Guards.
Lieutenant Hamilton, oil tho Elkins
Guards, and Lieutenant Rymer, OF tho
Camden Guards, were named to eupsrin.
tendthe election. The following officers
of the regiment woro then nominated and
elected: /,
Major R. q. Freer, OF Ritchio Court
House, received the unanimous vote f,r
Colonel; Captain Clarence L. Smith, Of
the Elkius Guards, was elected Lieuton.
ut-Colonel; Captain Gluck, Of the
Auburn Guards, Senior Major; Captain
pritchard, Of the Clements Guards, Junior
Major. LJ .,~t
: From reports given out, the meeting
was harmonious, the business quickly dis
patched, aud all pleased with the result.
Before adjournment, a committee OF FIVE,
consissing Of Captain D. U. O. Brien, Gap.
tain Robinson, Captain Watson, Captain
Sine and Lieutenant Brown were appoint
ed to arrange for an encampment next
summer, which is altogether likely to be
held at Wheeling.
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Inspector DO, fields Christmns GIT.

OuIcAao, Dec. 23.-Inspector Bon6eld
has received copy Of paper called The
Anarcii.t, published in London by man
named Henry Seymour. Tho cover Is Of
iet black cardboard, with the name OF the
journal in flaming red letterc. The con.
ten.s OF this holiday number consist Of
heavy editorials on the character Of Gov
ernor OgleBby and numerous contributions
relating to the martyrs" In an edito-
rial paragraph the proprietor of the sheet,
over his own signature, calls upon the
followers Of Carl Marx to avenge the blood
of the hsroes who were murdered in Chi.
Caro fU TNl5, ~. .TF.N s5-st y f5fi . r 81 "a
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BERLIN, Dec. Reinforcement has been
started by leading inhabitants to present
a congratulatory New Years addresa to
the Crown Prince. Sheets will be placed
in central positions on OhHstmas day for
signature BY persons Of all classes, s5;5f:
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THE. E.CoLoRED PUPILS
Entertain Friends at the Gormanfn Hall
5,. Creditably. ,siss3B.l

Creditably. S'79i's.F
The membera NJ tba Mr;,.,, .tL,-..-N
n-,.,, 'No Ancoin coin Litelary
-, -'-4!",H.A''--
gaVe d Vesy cIeoltaole entertainment last
evening IN large and;a,co ~ -. -.
~ .".ho "0ut2.teo ~ s0ernanla
hall. The affair was q Buccesa throuphont
~, ;, 'et ''''.' Hk9's
o,o o,d ocbo,oro IT,, -. = q. nv
otn auu oet!olo: Aue oD!ect was 10 pur.s
chase carpot lof the -Pflucipal's Office,
ahu sha ns .ne .oa1tnns ol the oshsr rooms of
.uv ~ aSn1u.. .nnSea., l ne louoWlng programme
"a' toAueieo' ,tlsgt Z. 3 (,
tIuS HecI,atISen si1 Gl,s
William Wr.abt hI p'acx heslmene'f
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SPECIAL TO THE 1NrELL1aEScER,
A Desperate Struggle,

But 1t was too late; the police got him and
sent him to Sing Sing for arson alter des.
perate struggle. Thought to be the one
that set fire to the largest clothing factory
in New York. He was the cause Of
throwing 1880 people out Of WORK. The
fire alarm struck Immediately. The brave
hremen we're soon on hand and saved
$4,000 worth of clothing, consisting Of
mems, boys and children's suits and
overcoats. These goods are in the hands
OF the insurance agent at 1139 Main street.
One thousand mems fine auits S3 Is,
worth Sl2 65. and II you are not satisfied
with the suit we bind ouraelyes over to
pay you So l5. Mems heavy black and
blue beaver overcoats 81 05, worth $l3S7;
mems fine kersey overcoats Sc rs, worth
Sis 25; mems heavy storm overcoats s. 80,
worth 50 rs. ~. m ~
Mems fine worsted suits IS rs, worth
Sl7 20. Men's fine gatin-lined worsted
overcoat 50 l3, worth IS rs; mems 6ne
Prince Albert suits Sl2 80, worth SCI 90,
Mems fine satin-lined kersey oyercosts
$lS Is, worth S2s rs. 81 l,9,' ,T-
Seven hundred and fifty boys heavy
suits 81 9S, worth $6 Is; boys heavy over.
coats So 80, worth 81 S.; boys fine chin.
chilla overcoats s. IS, worth $11G5, tt
Nine hundred chi!dren's suits 81 90,
worth 81 rs, and II 1t does not fit or please
you We will pay you 81 20. : 5s,
Eight hundred childrcn's oyercoats
So 10, worth S. 90. 1900 fno oyercoate
with capea S3 65, worth $500. ';SasSTs :,
We have also 1000 different styles OF
psnta from 72 cents upward. 'c.T-
We are sorry that we have not the time
to mention all our prices. Es,f7 7s'.,,'ST :
600 pairs euspendera at l0cents. These
goods must be sold, by order OF Insurance
Company. I.s 5. 73'.''--1- y :
Open every evening until 0 r.a.
Ere insurance sales:oom 1880 Main
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Our Photo Albums are the best Ameri-
cans manufacture made to be used; not
the showy, imported onea, made to be
sold by the notion stores. 3 -
STANTON < DAVENPORT,